How are you? - Jak se máš?, Jak se máte?, Jak se ti daří?, Jak se vám daří?

phrase - the question we ask if we want to know if someone is doing fine or not

 

opposite - protiklad

noun - a person or a thing that is as different as possible from something or somebody else

ointment - mast, mazání

noun - a kind of sticky substance that is rubbed on the skin in order to heal it

newsstand - novinový stánek, trafika

noun - a structure placed in public places that is used as a small shop for selling newspapers

wagon - vagón, vůz, povoz

noun - a carriage; a vehicle with four wheels which is pulled by a horse or locomotive etc.

turkey - krocan, krůta

noun - a large farm bird which is usually eaten on special days, such as Christmas or Thanksgiving

 

seeker - chytač

noun - (Harry Potter) one of the players of Quidditch whose job is to catch the Golden Snitch

 

gunpowder - střelný prach

noun - a dry explosive substance that is used in guns and other weapons to fire bullets etc.

illustration - ilustrace

noun - a picture that goes along with a piece of text, showing what the text is about

 

the passive - trpný rod

noun - a grammatical construction in which the subject is affected by the verb or by the object

 

tilt - nachýlit, naklonit, převrhnout, převrhnout se, převrátit, převrátit se

verb - to become sloped; to move in a way that one side is higher than the other

turkey - krůtí maso

noun - the meat of a large bird that is usually eaten on special days, e.g. Christmas etc.

tube - tuba

noun - a special container made of plastic of soft metal that is used for holding toothpaste etc.

toast - topinka, toust

noun - a slice of bread that is made crispy and brown on the sides by heating it

 

auror - bystrozor

noun - (Harry Potter) a wizard or witch whose job is to look for bad wizards or witches